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PROB ATE JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce the
pame of d. l.. Davis, of Salt Greek town
ship, as a candidate for Probate Judge,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic
primary election.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF W. I. Acker, OF Falls township, as
= candidate fer Probate j Idse, subject to
the decision of the Democracy ut their
primary e.ccdon.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
John ii. Clapp,
Baird Iron Company, ct al.
n,rn Nh 1e1cs

Baird Iron company, CT aI.
Case No. 1895.
BY virtue of an order of sale Issued in
the above case ont of the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Perry county, Ohio, and to
anctjon N. Lile door of the Court House, in
the village OF New Lexington, Perry coun-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02
CLERK OF THE COURT.

We are authorized 10 announce the
name of ID. ii. Laprer, of Salt Creek town
ship, rs a candidate for CIers OF the Court,
subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their primary election.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
l. A. Culver guardian Of TiIlie NJ. Chidis-
ter.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 10th day of June, 1887, at lU o.
clock, a m, or us soon thereafter as may be
convenient. w T ACKER,
May l9-Sw Pro Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tnefollowing
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement,
John NJ. Buchanan, Administrator OF the
estate of David NJ. Sawyer.
Andth same will come on for hearing
on the 10th day of Jnue, A d, 1887, at
10 O'Clock a. M, or as soon thereafter us
may be convenient.
VT. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Nav l9-3w
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NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT

Estate of James II. Groghan, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
James r. Grogan, late of Hooking county,
deceased.
Dated this lpth day ofMay, A. d. 1857.
ROBr. F. PRICE, Adm,
May ID-3w. OF Jas. II. Groghan, deed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

We are authorized to announce the
name o: Jacob Weaver, of Falls township,
as q candidate for Clerk of the Court, sub
jcct to the decision of the Democracy, at
their primary election.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Anna Walton
VS.
Boaz Walton and F. ]. Chamberlain n

Anna Walton
VS.
Boaz Walton and F. j. Chamberlain.
In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking County, Ohio,
by virtue of an order of sale issued out of
said Court in the above entitled cause and
to him directed as Sheriff of said County,
will, at the door of the Court House in
Logan, on
Saturday. June Hin, A. D. 1887,
at O'Clock, r. m. OF said day, offer for safe
at public auction, the following lands and
tenements situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, to wit:
Being the southeast quarter of the south
east quart. of section nineteen (l9), town
ship eleven QD, of range eighteen (lS), and
the west haifof the southwest: quarter of
section twenty COY, township eleven Qi),
range eighteen llS), in the district of land
subject to sale at chillicothe, Ohio, and
containing one hundred and twenty 120)
acres more or less.
Appraised at s90O.0o.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio
tEis 4th day of May, A. ID. lSS7.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
By d. w. Wright, Deputy.
VIM. ?. Price & s. Weldy, Aitys for plff.
May l2-ow
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We are authorized to announce the
name OF W. +. Bowen, of Eais township
as candidate for Clerk OF the Court, sub
jcct to the decision of the Democracy al
their primary election.
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In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
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We have made some abrldge
ment in this address, but as it
was mainly historical, and fol-
lowed along the battle tide over
fields already familiar to our rea
ders. do not believe that it mars
in any way the beauty Of The or
alton. -EDiToR.
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For four lcnS years continued this strug-
gle of coEIcaGlng armies, anu after many
a Bull kun and Shiloh, alier many NlcES-
harg and Stone River, and AFTER many II
death and many Il wound, the white flag
Was raised ut Appomatoa. and johnson
surrendered 10 AN invading army, that i'll
ihe March 10 the sea, had surpassed the
exploits o; Hannibal in Italy, or Napoleon
in his tireary and barren march, to lay in
ruins the Russian Moscow. Twenty years
and more have gone by since Lee surren-
dered at Appomatiox twenty years.
Las. fall | visited the battle fislds OF Mis-
sion Ridge stood oE Lookout Mountain,
and g,.zed away off TO tire right, saw Ross
willie and the fields of Chiciniausa, and TO
the left and front, Chattanooga anu Mis-
sion Ridge. Even Yet, there are signs OF
tae sll u.sSie OF more lhan Il quarter OF II
century az ] then visited tie National
Cemetery. We drove around upon its
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-09
KANSAS.

MEDICINE LODGE, March FL, 1887.
EDITOR INTELLIaENCER:-My long
silence is not the result of q loss of in
terest in the Intelligence. Every
week its columns are closely read, and
every item Of Importance discussed.
All the old Lexingtonians here still
memories of their old. home.
This is a strange country to me. The
is 90 dry that it seldom
gets very hot; and eve very cold
unless the wind. blows. Three or four
days the past winter the thermometer
was 8 below zero, but the cold vas
scarcely noticeable. Several times,
when it was five or ten above zero, and
q breeze blowing, the cold was quite
severe. Last summer we had several
days above 100, and one day it was LOG
nearly all day, yet the heat was not
more oppressive than it usually is in
Missouri when the thermometer is six
to eight degrees lower. There is
always a breeze In summer, and tho
nights are always cool. There have
been two u three light rains since the
18th of last July mot enough at any one
time to lay the dust, yet there is nothing
suffering for rain. As I walk across my
garden 1 leave tracks an inch deep;
but half an inch below the surface the
1900 % SvnnSot UNhn vynnnn tR0An l.
put out last spring are doing nicely.
Nevertheless, we have needed a rain
tor the past three weeks. The prairie
sod is SO hard that it takes q good team
TO turn it over. and 1t is now getting
late to break sod. Had a good rain
fallen three weeks ago, this county
would have had ten thousand acres
more land in cultivation than 1t car
possibly have now. The people o.
southeast Kansas are raising consider.
able cotton, and last year realized
about IS per cent. per acre thai
those who raised corn. This yea
there will be tour hundred acres o.
cotton planted in this county. Their
would have been more, but the see(
could not be procured.
Farmers are plo ing their old land
and it breaks up az mellow as Missouri
hemp land. Some sod is being broken
Potatoes have been planted. There !
some indication of grass, and q rail-
would sOon change the blackene'
prairies into green pastures. Th'
prairies are black from recent fires
Saturday, the 18th OF Marchy was a
calm and pleasant as q May morning
Some movers cooked dinner on tn
prairie twelve miles north of here, ant
the prairie grass caught fire. 1t burn
ed slowly. and the day was 80 calu
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clear perception OF their duty, coupled
with a sincere desire to do it, will
enable them to catch the shortest and
the easiest way. All trifling with the
subject will cease at once; all modes
of evading this great point will go Out
of fashion,; no cOntrivance will be re-
sorted to of ways not to do it while
protesting to be in favor of it; our
common sense will not be insulted by
the offer of a civil remedy to each in
dividual for public offenses which
affect the whole body of the people
and diminish the security of all mems
| rights at once. The legislative vision,
relieved from the moral straGisnaus
which makes it crooked now, will see
straight through the folly OF trying to
correct the general evil except by the
n appropriate means of regular pun
ishment at the suit of the state. Does
severe than any other criminal law on
our statute book which applies to rail-
way managers as well as to everybody
else. They need not suffer the penalty
unless they commit the crime; and
they will not commit the crime If you
make a just penalty the legal conse-
quence. Pass a proper law to-day and
they will be as honest as you are to-
morrow. Every one of them can be
trusted to keep clear of acts which
may take him to the ~penitentiary.
They have been guilty in their past
lives, and will continue in evil doing
for some time to come, because the
present state of your laws assures them
that they shall ego unwhipped of jus.
tice." But threaten them with a mod
crate term of Imprisonment and a
reasonable fine, and they will no more
rob a shipper OIL the railroad than they
will pick your pocket at a prayer
meeting. Your law will do its work
without a single prosecution. Thus
you could, if you would, effect a per-
feet reform, and yet not hurt a hair on
any, head-s'a consummatiOn most de-
voutly to be wished"
But it is lN1p be expected that such
good will come Immediately. Nearly
ten years ago the legislature was COM
manded to carry ont the beneficent
measure of the constitution. For nine
years that illustrious body was a dumb
impeachment to the course of Justice
all its faculties paralyzed by some in
scrutable infiuence-dead-devoid Of
sense and motion, as if its only func-
ton vas to ''lie in cold abstraction and
to rot" AT last, when it was waken-
ed up by the present governor and re-
minded of the Seventeenth Article, it
opened its mouth and spoke as one
who did not know whether he was
sworn to oppose the constitution or, to
obey it.. Some members have shown
their utter hostility to it, some seem
willing to defend small portions OF it,
and one senator discovered that it was
all equally sacred. But his plan meets
no favor. Still, we need not despair.
The people and the constitution mutual
ly supporting one another, will be tri-
umphant yet. Meanwhile let all the
railroad rings rejoice. This is their
day: orr ia TO come.
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SALE.


Wilson 4 Benning
Oh aries Strasburg.
Rf virtue OF u special and general execution,
~ Issued from the Office OF the clelk nj Ihe
circuit court OF Lafayette county. Missouri.
In iavor OF Theodore C Wilson and Taylo Ran,
ming and against Charles StrasbuIg. 10 me
directed ana returnabIe to the Ann t.,n n,
1857 oisaid court, 1 will, on
TUESDAY, APRIL l2Tu 1857
Detween me hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and nHe O'Clock in the afternoon or said
Jay, ana IN front Of the courthouse door in The
city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county. Mia
sour, during the session OF the said circnit court
III saIa county, sell publicly, by auction. 10 the
title, interest, claim and estate of the said
Cnarles Strasburg, defendant IN said exrcution
In ana TO the following described real estate air.
uale lying ana being In the county of Lafayette
anu state OF Missouri, to-wIt: Beginnina at
q point In the east line of The Southeast onae,
OF Inc northwest quarter of section seven TTI
IN township forty-nine t49l of range twenty.ssxx
lIoI. In Lafayette county, state of Missouri
Two hundred ana ferty-four feet north OF The
SAID section seven ~. and running thence west
Two hundred and ten feet, thence north two
hundred leet, thence east Two hundred and ten
leet, and thence south two hundred feet to the
place OF beginning, said lot or parcel Of ground
OelDg part OF the east half OF said northw ess
quarter OF said section seven IN.
,.1iNen under my hand TINS 18th day of
March, 1855. JOSEPH w. BOWMAN,
Green He0lU sheriff
TOl. D. Graves, -
Jno s. Davis, +. S. Young,
W. NJ. N. Green, Geo. l.. Trail,
VIM. b. Hamlet, w. n. Saunders,
j. A.. Jeffries, J. A"rn,
A. A. Lesueur. & smith,
r. w. Ktene.
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ORDER OF PURLICATION

In The Probate Court of Lafayette county,
February adjourned term-First day-Marc
IS, 1857.
In the matter OF the estate of William Il. Iilles.
ton, deceased.
Nov at this day comes Mary e. LiIIesfop
~ administrative of the estate OF William r.
L'lleston. Deceased, and presents her pctitior
praying Tor an order Tor the sale of so much n
the real estate OF said William B.. LIlIesto,
as VIII pay ana satisfy the remaining debts du,
by sand estate. and yet unpaid for want of sufi,
cirnt assets. accompanied 10y the accounts. iIst,
anu INVENTORIES required bylaw In such cases 20,
examination whereof. it Is ordered that ali ner
sons Interested IN said estate be notified IN,
application rs aforesaid has been made. anf
mat nhiess the Contrary be shown on or befor,
tn' hrst dag OF the next term of this court
70 pr he'd On The second Monday in Nav
1881, an order VIII b. made for the sale nj re,
Whole, or SO much OF the real estate of saic
william u LhiestOn, deceased, as will he ann
citnt Tor the payment of said debts.
ana II Is further ordered that This notice n,
punished In the Lexington Weekly InteIIi1en
Ger, newspaper published in the said co6nt,
Oh i'iihyett., Tor four weeks successiyeIv he,
court. III
a true copy from the record: Attest.
a- AENOPHON RYLAND,
alE2.b Prablte Judge mud .r-omc,, o.
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sHERIFF'S ALE
Wilson, Administrator.

''S'"s auihinlStThtOr,
korsmey r & Ripple, Jr.
X virtue Ola special execution. issuad nou
lIthe once Of The clerk of the circuit con-, !, =
t'S,y't county, missouri, and in favor of 'Jnsa~,
a "'isch, public administration within ana ~,
l;aI'i eit. county. Missouri. and aaa;n.
r'"eTt horsn even and Leonard RuuuIe II ~
me "ii'cted, and reiurnable To- th. -;
terhh' 1881. OF said court. 1 Will on AP'
FRIDAY. APRIL larn. Iss7
between the hours of nine o'ciocs I'm ,ho e..
noon ana nVe O'Clock in the afternoon of on,,
- a"h Ia front OF the cOurihous. Ioor nv
nn III ni teAl,;gton, in Lafayette county S,a
''"il 'hrI'lg The session OF The circury nns,
;, ~ tytt.e county. sell publicly, by auc,,nn
'IIncst bidder, tor cash in h,nd MI ~
lisn' t'i", interest, claim ana estate a. ,he
1'u Ernest hur- MEYER and Nv
%H"li'I' Jr.. defendants in sill nn
49," '' arn 10 the following describcd real
,'l.',' situate, lying ana hs"nr ''a'
Ial, yeIT. "n H,gginsvile in the oonniy OF
hrar'Ie,'e; and state Of Missouri. To VII y,
h"E'I'f rive 6lr one and SEVEN n,, 70
u - hr't,i and lot number tw, w. no, nns I'm
~ ""i-h,i' /! y "cres. Hooters seconJ u
r1u,t a. Town "i Ii'gginsvIlle, Lniayetir
G.VrH under my hand this 10Th ,iuy or
- 1881 - W. BOWMAN. '"
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FINAL

NoliCE is hereby given 20 all persons inter-
~ esteu IN the estate Of Conrad StuenkeI.
deceased, that the undersigned, executor.
VIII apply TO make 4 final settlement OF said
estate mt the May term, 1887, of the probate
cotrt Oh Laiay cite county, Missouri, to be begun
anu heid az the Probate court room, IN the city
May, lSS7. LOUIS STUENEEI. "
aDr2tJ
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AoflCE Is hereby given to all lersons in
~ tefVsttd IN the estate oil Hillery ,Joy
-eceas Ell, that the undersigned, administrator
VIII apply 10 make II final settlement,
OF salu estate at the May term, 1851
OF the Probate Court of Lafavette conntr
Missouri, TO lac begun and held at the probate
court roam, in the city OF Lexington, on tht
second Monday in May. lss7.
W. V. ANDERSON,
lU1HER JOY.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

I NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons ,nt.,
~ e,ied IN the estate oil Jesse jefferson.
uec,d. thai the undersigned pubiIc adminIslrato,
estate, AT The May term, 1887, of the Probai,
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to he be,
gun anu held at the Probate court room. in tn,
CITY OF Lexington. on the second Monday /,
MAY. 1887. III a Wi SLY "
apI2il puhIic Adn,,
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FINAL Is

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ ested IN the estate of George b.. john
decd, That the undersigned, administrator. vii
Apply 10 make "A iihai settlement OF said estate N
me May Term, 1857, Of the Probate court @
lafayette county, Missouri, TO be begun an,
held AT Inc Probate court room. in the Gil,
o. Lexington, ON the second Monday in Nav
1887. DAyIDC JouN
apI2,5 AdminiS,ra
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ ested in the estate of John WorIey.
deceased, that the undersigned, administrator
will apply 10 make o final settlement of SAD
estate at the May term, 1887, of the Probate
court OF Lafayette county. Missouri, to be be.
gan and held at the probate court room in the
city OF Lexington, on the second Monday IL
May. 1857. j WORIEY
api2ib a.
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FzTAT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all persons inter-
~ e-ird IN the estate of >aliir FIcurnoy,
d,c'ssCa, that lhc undersigned, administrator
VIII apply to make Il Gnal settlement al
sJ". retat" 1T the May term. lSS7. of the
tfubal. court o; Lafayette county, Missouri,
L. be begun ami held at the probate court
room, III the city OF Lexington, on the second
Monday IN May. isS1
NJ. ". FLOURNOY,
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FINAL

oiiIE rs hereby gwen to all persons inter.
l. estca IN the estate OF Edward W. Smith.
ue q ,t'iithe undersigned public administrator
win Apply TO make a final settlement of said
tst''e AT The May term, 1851, OF the Pro-
pat court oi Lafayette county, Missouri, to be
nr"in and held ut the Probate court room. in
We city OF Lexington, Mo-, on the second
hionday III May. 1881.
JD. \. WILSON,
ilbfs!.D puhIip t}mipi,
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

WILL let 10 the lowest and best bidder, for
L cons t%ruction, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2OTm, A. ID. 1857,
one Wooden Bent Bridge to he built over branch
near Sol. Everhart's and one-half mile west oil
Pleasant Prairie church.
Letting Will take place alto O'Clock, q. M, at
bridge site. Plan and spec LEGATIONS will be
seen at time and place of letting. Contractor 10
give bond with approved security, as the law
directs for maintaining said brld ge four years
from The date OF acceptance OF same. Commits
sioner reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. b.. ID. WEEU!N Cnmmissioner
March % lsS7. ma6td
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rhEAs. William X. Wolfe. and Susan
" volt his wife, by Their CERTAIN deed firms,
oY'ed me :sih day of November,I $50 and record.
ti IN The office OF The recorder of deeds
"ii'in and ior Laiavclte county, Missouri
~ g'ge l2l, book 90. conveyed to Ro5eri
'aNi"r, uustee, the following described
,ai'i IN Lafayette county aforesaid. to-wI
M eist haii oil the nor'ht asst quai ter and m.
S'lith hiii OF lie merit hair OF the southeast uuar-
Ici .hn me sou invest quarter Of the s., u beast
Iu"'ttI, an" the west han of The SOUTHEAST OUR
yer ~ the sontbrast quar- err, all in seciI.n iii. en-
ii"l W 'nWns'iip forty eight (48I OF Range lw,n-
1N-h,he l@Sl; also the northwest quarter of the
w invest quarter OF section Tour teen II3l in
ioMhsh'p ioriy-eIeht [4sI of range twerty-nine
t-'i c"'i'hihihg IN The aggregate two hundred
tnd 'W.hty l22jl acres, more or less: which
n'iu ''eeti o. trust WIS made to secure the
piS meht Oh three certain prOmissory notes
,herfIh ,itscrlbed; and, whereas, default has
nrth made IN the payment Of two of Fail notes
Hhu interest, and the same are past due:
'" 'nf, eioie. al the request of the ow per and
.ssa' hntder ot,said notes. notice is hereby given
thht ! ihc Undersigned trustee. in acrnrianca
WIN 'ht terms and conditions OF said iced OF
MONDAY. APRIL lITu, 1857.
on : said real estate for sale at public auciiop
10 The highest bidder. for cash, in front of The
court mouse door, IN the city OF Iexington in
s.lu county and state, bet ween the hours of ten
. cioc" IN The iorei.oon aud five O'Clock i'm the
,ittr!iooh oil that Ca to satisfy said note and
thereon, and the cost OF executing fms
trust. RopEpT ~ X ~ this
incl 1873 LII
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LotitE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ cstel IN the estate OF GedcOn EIournoy
..t''ased, mat the undersigned admins
traitor, will apply to make a nnuJ SET
ti'ihthl oil sad estate at the Nav
terra, $50, of the Probate court of Lafayette
probate court room, in the CIV OF Lexington
on The second Monday in May, lsS7.
VI. W. FLuURNOY,
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SSTI&,t,
MoNDAY.ArElL Ism. iss.T.y5

MONDAY. ArElL Ism. lSs:s,r'
one Wooden Rent Bridge for construction To u
Gutit over JUinsuH's Branch, near John SeiIi's
and a5out three miles southeast Of IiIgginsvi!le
Letting NIL take place at bridge ,ite at 10
O'Clock, II, m Pan and speciIications VIII be
serh al time and place Of letting. Contractor
Is TO give bond with approved security for
MAINTAINING SAID bridge four years from date
Of ace ptance of same Commissioner Te-ervcs
the right TO reject any o. all bids.
mn 4 Ii ID Ianmisa.onnr
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Market.

In his reportthe wholesale prices are given In
lett hand column, and retail prices in right hand
column. In country produce the figures on the
leftdenote what the merchants are r aging, snG
on the right the prices at which thew sell.
CITY 4 90
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ERIFF SALE

| virtue vi IL Transcript execution ,ssua,
1Ciiom The Office oithe clcrkof The circuit cam
OF LaitFr!te county, Missouri. and in favor nj
, ~ Summers and against Wm. w. Thomas.
TO NE directed. and Ieturpablr 10 m. anr,i
term. 1887, OF said court, | Will, IN
sR!DAY. APRIL 18Th. Is,;. ~
between the hours of nine 0'clocs in the fore.
noon aud i've O'Clock in the att,rnun, m saiI
NY ana IN front OF the coui thouse door, IN Ibe
city oil Lexington, IN lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session of the said circn;,
court OF SAID county, sell publicly, by auction
10 inc highest bidder fokcash in hand. ali ths
tieht. ,iI'e' Interest, claim and estate of the
sild VIM. W: Thomas, Defendant in
said aXecution, In and TO the following drscr;h.
en r.ai eSIate' SITUATE, lying and beng IN the
county "i Lafayette and state Of Missouri r.
WI i,.re an seventy oil e-it ndredths q 70.l0O,
acre gu ne west side 81 the southwest on,r,sr
81 ne northwest quarter of section tbr.s taS
seven (2O s twenty
March, 1887. JOSEPH W P6W> aay oil
h'-''' Sh.riG
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Watch the Il

Printed with your name upon the
margin of the paper. II indicates
H TIME TO WHICH YOU HAVE
PAID
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